The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-17
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Mccormick & Co., received yesterday
Hsnauer bainon, 81 $3.50.
T. &. JONES & Co. received, yester-
day: Germania bullion, S6,S33.88.
ST. JAKEMAN, of the Nephi Ensign
and Manu- Sentinel, was in the city on
Saturday.
4 OLD gentleman named G. 6. Perry
was run over and injured by reckless
driver yesterday morning.
TIE CIRCUS brought in many people
from the country yesterday. and busl-
ness was therefore quite lively.
WELLS. FARGO & Co.'S shipments
Yesterday amounted to: Base bullion,
81, $50; fine bars, $500. Total, $1,000.
W. H. HoLDAWAY, A. b. Earl and
J. e. Inglis have been appointed cleo
ton judges for Scofeld, Emery County.
AK EXCURSION to Cache Valley will
take place about the 18th of August,
under the management of the Salt Lake
City Band.
DWYKR HAS received all the periodicals
up to date, last nights mail bringing in
a large supply. The Popular Monthly,
8 goodly issue, was among the num-
Der.
OK ACCOUNT of i'll health, Mrs. Jennie
Whippfe has resigned the position of
mstron of the Deseret Hospital, her
resignation being accepted at the last
meeting of the board OF directors.
LAKE BUSINESS still continues to
boom. Salt Lakers ara gradually
awakening to the fact that right at
their very doors they have valuable
sanitarium, which has not its equal in
the entire world.
The UNION PACIFIC Company has re-
ceived a supply of Western Classitics--
ton, No 2, revised to July 25th, and
taking effect on that date. Anyone de-
string copy can be supplied by calling
at the Union Pacific Office.
JUDeE ZANE, General McClernand and
Judge Carlton have returned from
Brighton's, where they spent couple
of days very pleasantly. Charlie Carl
ton and Gale West were buying fish
near Brighton's at last accounts.
Ne. ALFRED LAMBoURNE, the artist,
who was badly injured a few weeks
ago through being squeezed by one OF
Nulloy 4 Paul's baggage wagons, is
progressing rapidly, and will be able to
get down to work again IN a day or
two.
Ak EXCURSION party of $50 arrived
Yesterday, on their way to San Fran
cisco. They went out to Garfield Beach
during the afternoon, and will thus be
enabled to discourse eloquently on
their return, of the glories of bath IN
the curiosity of The Niateenth Century.
Two NEW polls have been established
IN Moab, Emery County, Utah, for the
convenience of voters-one is called
Thompson's Springs and the other
Cisco. The judges for Thompson's
Springs are Gamma D. Bancroft, Ster-
ling P. PEBBLE and John Adams, and for
Cisco, Horatio Il. Jacobs, Robert A.
Kube and Richard a. Camp.
A MEETING of all those interested in
the formation of a Lacrosse club will
be held at the Office over the Godbe,
Pitts CJmpany's drug store, on Mon
day evening, at pm. sharp. Twelve
new Lacrosse sticks are now on the
way from Canada and will be here in a
few days. Scarf says he is determined
to organize q club, if it takes all sum-
mer.
Or TUESDAY next, the Driving Park
will be again opened, when trotting
and pacing stake race, three in five to
rule; purse of $500. will be given. A.
Rysdsle enters b. e. Broncho Jack, to
harness; Z. w. Neff names b. s. Black
bird, to harness; J. Gillespie names b. G.
BlsizWJod. to wagon; Alex. Lewis
names b. G. Travis, to wagon. There
will also be trotting and pacing for
three-minute class, purse 500. Entries
to close Monday night. Admission,
soc. including grand stand.